Services Friday For Mina Luse
Funeral services for Mina Luse are set for Friday at 2:00 p.m. at the Fairview Main Station church with Rev. R G C Rowe officiating. Burial follows at Fairview cemetery after viewing at Turner Funeral Home. Luse, 88, longtime Mora area resident, died July 7 after months of illness. She is survived by six sons, fifteen grandchildren, twenty nine great grandchildren, and sixteen great great grandchildren. husband Jack Luse died January 1988 and a daughter Mrs Willie McDane died in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Luse
R. GC. Rowe
Turner Funeral Home
Fairview
Main Station
Fairview Cemetery
Willmina Carolina Luse
Moravia
Numa
Robert
Lloyd
Coy
Centerville
Cody
Bert
Guss
Grea
Jack Luse
Willie ‘McDane
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets at Paxston home
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Fay Paxston’s east of town. Officers were elected with Mrs. Main reelected president and several others named for vice president secretary treasurer and various posts. Mrs. Bill Woodward named delegate to Des Moines State Assembly in August with Mrs. Jordan as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.f.mls. Ments
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
The
Church of the Nazarene
Fay Paxston
Bill Woodward
Forrest
Main
F. A. Hahn
0. G. Woodward
Frank Woodward
Carson Jordan
Missionary Magazine
Des Moines
Jordan
ESPY REUNION AT CENTERVILLE PARK JULY 4
The Espy family reunion took place in Centerville park on July 4 with many attendees from Moline Chicago Rockford Minneapolis and beyond including Joan Espy Neva Anderson Charles Espy and numerous relatives and friends listed by name in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ESPY
Centerville Park
Joan Espy
Neva Anderson Charles
Jerry Anderson
Moline
Rose Glynn
Raymond
Chicago
Charles Espy
Gang Charles Jr
Renee
Wm. Espy
Pearly Boyer
Eugene
Eddie
Wilma Whickerard
Qrman
Onella
Pay Paxston
Dale
Carol Jean
Norris O'Conner
Carl Boyer
Karen
Jonnie
Milo Walker
Sonny
Kenneth O'Conner
Sharon
Gary
Earl Espy
Marilyn
Rogers
Beryly Haskathorn
Homer Phillips
Kelly
Myrtie Wilson
Fred Dietzman
Terry
Mr. An
Orel Kaster
Frances Ann
Dana
Joey
Newcomb Guests Visit Families Across Iowa Trip
Dr and Mrs Vern Newcomb and Paul and Clara visited in Kansas City before returning home Tuesday. They stayed with Mr and Mrs Murdy in Otley Friday with the Brian Karrs Saturday near Louilla and Sunday with the Keetans at Moulton. The Palmers hosted a fish supper Monday for relatives including Clint Murdy and Georgia Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Newcomb
Paul
Clara
Kansas City
Mrs. Murdy
Brian Karr
Otley
Marion Keetans
Louilla
Moulton
Leonard Palmer
Mie Newcomb
Clint Murdy
Centerville
Fran Rogers
Georgia
Minnesota
Palmers
Family Reunion Honorees Gather at Home
Flora Jones hosted a family reunion with all her children and grandchildren present. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Neff and sons of Rockford. Mr. and Mrs. Dosion Wailes and daughter Elahvonne of Centerville. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Sincex. Mr. and Mrs. Marisene Cox and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bree and Mrs. Edna Neff. Afternoon visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Love, Clet Vanbusin, and Miss Headle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Jones
Hone Sumiay
Bayard Neff
Rockford
Diosin Wailes
Elahvonne
Centerville
Drvin Sincex
Mairsine Cox
Kenneth Bree
Edna Neff
Mer
Mes
Delbert Love
Clot van Busin
Miss Headle
Delores Bisby Hosts 13th Birthday Bunking Party
Delores Bisby celebrated her 13th birthday with a bunking party on Thursday night at a home party. The group enjoyed a picture dinner and games. gifts were given to Delores by Kalileen Halden Atleon Pura Netie du VaiJ and Cory Bieshar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Bisby
Ald Delores
Kalileen Halden
Atleon Pura
Netie du Vaij
Cory Bieshar
Rally at Negervae church aids local families
An afternoon gathering at the Negervae church in Benter Ville supported by volunteers from the Ghivel male quartet. Attendees included Mrs PAL Madu and Ruth and Micied Phosp, who assisted with food and logistical help for neighbors in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tev
Pal Madu
Bode
Ahd
Duran
Beverly Woods
Ruth
Micied
Phospath
Negervae
Benter Ville
Timadeg
Boy Hogs Attack Three Year Old In Farm Incident
Wayne Paris three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Paris was bruised and lacerated when hogs attacked him Saturday. His father heard cries from a nearby barn and rescued him before serious injury. Several stitches were taken in his hand and his face was badly bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Paris
Claude Paris
Booster Club Plans Picnic at Moravia Church
The Moravia Booster Club met Friday evening in the EUB church basement with 22 present. C B De Puy of Centerville spoke and Rev Rabuck’s plan to invite the Evangelical United Brethren church conference to convene next year was approved. An August picnic is set for Aug 6 in Moravia Park with coffee provided by officers and potluck food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Moravia Park
Hospital admission for Cass Hamilton in Iowa City
Cass Hamilton is a patient at General Hospital in Iowa City. He was admitted on June 28 and is listed in Room 227 on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Hamilton
General Hospital
Iowa City
Lewis Cass Hamilton
Iowa
Day III J T Veach kinship illness summoned to Ottumwa
Mr and Mrs Richard Veach were asked to come to Ottumwa Monday due to the illness of her father J T Day who was staying with his son Ohie Day and wife at their home He was moved to Ottumwa Hospital for treatment Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T
Richard Veach
Ottumwa
J. T. Day
Ohie Day
Garden Club Meets With Mrs Cody Luse
The Moravia Garden club met last Wednesday with Mrs. Cady Luse for a cooperative dinner and their regular monthly meeting. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. T. R. Gardner and Mrs. Harley Tisue. Guests included Mrs. Ton Robb and daughter Barbara Jean of Amesami Mr Ronald Wood Ward and son Ronnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Garden Club
Cady Luse
T. R. Gardner
Harley ‘Tisue
Gordner
C. M. McFatridge
Howard Smith
Max McDonough
Ton Robb
Barbara Jean
Amesami
Ronald Wood- Ward
Ronnie
Birthday Party for Gordon Woodward At Woodward Home
Mr and Mrs Bill Woodward entertained last Wednesday evening for Gordon Woodward seventh birthday. Ice cream cake and fellowship followed with Mrs 0 G Woodward his grandmother and uncle among the guests with other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Woodward
Gordon
Vramimother
0. G. Woodware
Tee Business ownership change at Centerville station
Notice states Centerville Bee Co. has been taken over from Main Bros and will remain at the same station until further notice. BSLEF Richard McCrory oversees the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Business
Toy Centerville Bee Co
Main Bros
Re-Elect Chairmen Highlight Alpanoose County Meeting
Harry Jennings was re elected central committee chairman of the Alpanoose County Democratic Central Committee meeting Friday March. Joh Evans was elected to Abe hati Col H C Hayes was reelected representative county central committee Chatman. Other Republicans and divers were Mrs George Duckworth Viewehatman George Milan secretary and C A Haklen. Delegates to state and state judicial convention chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jennings
Chapoan
Alpanoose
Democratic Central Committee
Mars
Joh Evans
Abe Hati
H.C. Hayes
Fragmented plea for community reader support
A garbled notice appeals to readers to contribute and cooperate. It hints at a local newspaper effort and mentions the Sun aiding a community project, urging participation and reading to help improve the publication.
Moravia School Hires Two Teachers
At a special Board of Education meeting on Wednesday evening, Moravia School hired two teachers. Zelma Hopkins of Blakesburg will teach first and second grades and live with the Swaim family during the school year. She is attending Cedar Falls FAe Beate Teachers College. Karl Tuttle was reemployed to teach English and Social Science. The elementary faculty is complete, and three high school vacancies remain with applicants considered but not yet finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Zelma Hopkins
Blakesburg
Hopkins
Frank Swaim
Swaim
Fae Beate Teachers College
Cedaralls
Karl Tuttle
Mrs Woodward hosts family gathering in cordial dinner
Mrs G Woodward entertained at a Sunday family gathering with guests including Mr and Mrs Harry Woodward and grandsons Kenney and Don, Mr and Mrs Bill Woodward and sons, Mr and Mrs Frank Woodward and children, Mr and Mrs Ronald Woodward and Karen and Ronnie, Mr and Mrs Eugene Hoyer and Rev and Mrs F Hahn. The cooperative dinner was enjoyed by all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Woodward
Harry Woodward
Kenney
Don
Bill Woodward
Frank Woodward
Ronald Woodward
Karen
Ronnie
Eugene Hoyer
F . Hahn
Dinner honors Rev J C Davis on new Russell charge
Rev Earl Rabuel and Rev F A Hahn hosted a dinner at the Rabuel home in honor of Rev and Mrs J C Davis who recently moved to a new charge at Russell. The gathering included the Davises granddaughter from Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Mrs. Davis
Earl Rabuel
F. A. Hahn
J. C. Davis
Russell
Rabuel
Davis
Ottumwa
Birthday Supper Honors Mrs Nellie Gladfelder
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gladfelder hosted a Sunday birthday supper for Mrs Nellie Gladfelder. Ice cream and angel food cake followed a delicious meal as family members and friends gathered including Earl Main Jesse Gladfelder Leanne Main Robert Charles Gene and Judy Gladfelder and the dining party wished her many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gladfelder
Nellie Gladfelder
Earl Main
Knoxville
Jesse Gladfelder
Leanne Main
Robert
Charles
Gene
Judy Gladfelder
Family Picnic at Richard Morrison Home
A Sunday family picnic was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Morrison. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Wayne Morrison and Dichie of Chicago HL, Mr and Mrs Bill Strunk and daughters of Osceola, Mr and Mrs Gilbert Herman and Sandra of Centerville, Wm Morrison of Centerville, and Mr and Mrs Harry Kueschau. The afternoon and evening were spent visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Morrison
Aml Mes
Wayne Morrison
Dichie
Chicago
Bill Strunk
Osceola
Gilbert Herman
Sandra
Centerville
Wmn
Vacation Trip West and Southwest Chronicle
Mr and Mrs J L Van Dorin joined Mr and Mrs L B Van Herin and family on a 2760 mile station wagon tour through seven states. They left Albia on Sunday June 20 at 7 am, visited relatives in Iowa Nebraska Colorado Oklahoma and Wyoming, passed through Hastings Kearney and Loveland, toured Rocky Mountain National Park, Garden of the Gods and Loveland cherry orchards, crossed the Great Divide, saw floods in northern Texas and western Oklahoma, and returned to Albia by Tuesday with most crops appealingly good despite rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.L. van Dorin
L. B
van Herin
Louis
Carolyn
James
Albia
Malvern
Iowa
Willard Shaw
Will Milles
Cora Hardy
Iona
Lena Rock
Paul Kelso
Melvin Shippy
Missouri River
Plattsmouth
Hastings
Nebraska
Disnna (Selby) Ashby
Polly Kelso
Kearney
Nebr
Fred Brain
Chugwater
Wyu
Pt. Collins
Cols
Estes
Rocky Mountain National Parks
Garden of the Gads
Great Divide
Loveland
Bertha Clester Morris
Dever
Trinidad
Colo
Raton
Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Cherokee
Oklahomia
Ida Henderson
Eyneal
Bert Turner
Charles
Nancy
Minneapolis
Minn
Tjonald Brain
Davenport
Lester Brain
Levi Coulson
Bertha
Mabel
C. C. Coulson
Wendll Coulson
Moulton
John Stevens
Centerville
Marion Bowen
Glen Coulson
Rockford
Til
Lester McCoy
Howard Carson
Della Beasley
Sigourney
Chas. Johnsons
Dale Callen
Des Moines
J. R. Callen
Clarence
Mt. Pleasant
Fred Tillmont
Wichita
Kansas
E. F. Oehler
Funchen Winslet
Ottumwa
J. H. Pabst
Lies Morris
A. G. Deeshar
Maviton
Gerald
Waterloo
H. H. Pabst
Robert Cutsell
Pabst
T. J. Luse and Sons
West Coast
David Thompson
Victor
Town
Leo Thompson
Kenneth Barghahn
Knoxvile
Moother
Louise Webler
Barghahn
Louis Schaffner
Phucaday
Fergus Falls
Mes
G. W. Whitlock
Carl Black
Down
Misa
Pearl Smithbuns
Juhia Lietheburg
Nusa
J. RK. Uillen
Meo
Mie
Harry Phitligs
Janet
Glee Aia Aune Maury
J Yey Walter
Shirky Anne
Joyce
Connie
Dele Cuber
Alle Cuebie
Dewis MeKia
Tee Roland
Miz
Idary Bern
Friendly country church invites for Sunday services and Friday night with pictures
CHurcheS Hilton Church S. P. Trostle, Pastor invites all to Sunday morning service at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. with attentive teachers. This Friday at 6 o clock a social church night features stereopticon pictures and hymns. Refreshments and luncheon will be served for farmers and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton Church
S. P. Trostle
Country Church
Grace Methodist Church Moravia Moravia Sunday services
Grace Methodist Church in Moravia Iowa holds Sunday school at 10 00 a m and a preaching service at 11 00 a m led by Joe Griffin of Ottumwa An open arrangement allows supplying ministers from the Parish until a regular pastor is appointed for Moravia and Wea Ley churches Wesley preaching at 9 45 a m by Joe Griffin of Ottumwa Griffin an Ottumwa attorney spoke at both churches two weeks ago and was well liked by listeners Sunday school follows the preaching service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist
Moravia
Iowa
Joe Griffin
Ottumwa
A. P. Keast
Wealey
Wesley
Griffin
Evangelical United Brethren Church Nominating Meeting
Sunday School and worship services listed for Evangelical United Brethren Church. A nominating committee meets after Sunday evening service July 18 to select officers for next year. Election set for morning service August 1 with other church events noted for July including denominational camps and ministers conference across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Earl Rabuck
Paater
Harold Mason
W.S.W.S
Zell Callen
Missionary Guild
Alberta
Colorado
Nebraska
FE. V
Evangelical United Brethren
Church Schedule at Nazarene Church
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. led by M. H. Johnson, Morning Worship at 1 a.m. and Worship service at 8:00 p.m. Bible study and prayer Thursday evening under Pastor A. Hohn with Nazarene B.S program at 8:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene FY
A. Hohn
M. H. Johnson
Church Service Schedule Reads Like Special Day
Church of Christ schedule lists ministers and services across two days with communion worship Bible school and prayer meeting. Mentioned leaders include James Brown Eugene McCrory and Clarence Schafiner. Times begin 10:00 a m and include study groups and morning worship at various halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
James Brown
Eugene McCrory
4 H Short Course At Ames Draws Eight Boys
Appansuse County sent eight boys and a leader to the 4 H Short Course at Ames lasting June 28 to 30. About 1200 youths attended the three day event featuring dairy industry displays and demonstrations. Races at Centerville were postponed again due to rain with the next race planned for August 92 pending county fair progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appansuse County
Ames
Merton Rose
Pierce Ape Pler
Ronny Wilson
Carl Gillespie, Jr
Jerry Pettibanz
Wallace Curl
Dwight Cauldwell
Pete Sidles
On McNair
Germany
Wedding Dinner Aids Nearby Towns in Faded Text
Unclear OCR fragment describes a wedding dinner at Ceiber vill honoring Mr. and Mrs Charles Jepesay with Linda of Sualile and others. Mentions Mrs Fatvkea Winslyr and Mie debi Johusun gutertained guests, George and Mrs Wied Biasi among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatvkea Winslyr
Debi Johusun
Gud
Charles Jepesay
Mdie Pell
Linda
Sualile
Mer
Wied Biasi
Congratulate Longs On Plant Opening
Moravia page five features eight pages of ads for Moravia’s new Dairy and Pasteurizing Plant. Mr and Mrs Newton Long built and equipped the modern pasteurizing station with support from F N Smith of Creamery Package Co. Turner and Son supplied building materials. Charles Miller sold concrete blocks. Veach Implement Co advertises a milking machine and Roddy Kilowatt of Iowa Southern Utilities Co provides power. Moravia Booster Clan offers a welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morayia
Newton Long
F.N. Smith
Creamery Package Co
Turner & Son
Charles Miller
Albia Block Co
Long
Veach Implement Co
Roddy Kilowatt
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Moravia Booster Clan
Local residents gather for visits and travel notices
Local notes show Mr and Mrs Bert Turner leaving for Minneapolis for Charles Turner’s surgery at Swedish hospital. Numerous visits and weekend trips across Centerville Ottumwa and nearby towns include family gatherings, harvest reports, and travel to Wichita and Oklahoma.
Father and Sons Trapshoot Team from Moravia
A Wyoming Tribune photo features Floyd Lemaster and his four sons from Albin Wyoming. The family forms one of the nation’s few father son trapshoot teams and competed in the Wyoming State Trapshect sponsored by the Isaac Walton League. The Lemaster household includes Floyd 49 Earl 25 Calvin 24 John 21 and Gene 20. Floyd is a wheat farmer and son of Mr and Mrs Van Lemaster of Moravia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Tribune
Floyd Lemaster
Albin
Wyoming
Isaac Walton League
Earl
Calvin
John
Gene
Lemaster
van Lemaster
Moravia
Well Drillers Return to Mora da Moravia Project
Drillers from Brown Engineering Co of Des Moines resumed work in Moravia after months. They began drilling on well No. Wednesday and target a southwest Moravia site with good water at a desirable depth. The aim is a reliable water supply to support a modern water and sewer system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Engineering Co
de Moines
Moravia
Gcod
Morada
Correction notice on Mrs. Alson Tucker’s visit date
In the last issue a misstatement appeared about Mrs. Alson Tucker. The correct detail is that Mrs. Tucker will be at the event on July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alson Tucker
Life in American Samoa Excites Navy Family Visitors
Mrs. Mra Smith Sharp spoke at the Evangelical United Brethren church on life in American Samoa where she and her husband, a navy party, were stationed for over four years. The Tharps plan to join Mr Tharp at Great Lakes as his family prepares to relocate. Mrs Tharp described Samoan life including arts, language, customs, and food, noting extreme humidity and a garment care tip. Their five year old son Gary sang a Samoan song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Smith Sharp
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Saines
Tharp
Great Lakes
Gary
Mrs Kitt Tuttle Hosts Birthday Party Honors Perry
Mrs Kitt Tuttle entertained at a birthday gathering for her son Perry. The three year old celebrated with a white cake decorated with pink toppers and candles. Guests included Eliza beth Sheceded, Aunt Eaguirre Andre, and numerous friends and relatives from Montroe Colorado, with festive treats and games throughout the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitt Tuttle
Finther
Perry
Torey
Aleta Johnson
Gary and
I Tharp
Eddie Oehler
Nancy Turner
Lind
Merrill Soulson
Diana Burton
Jimmy
Kensington Club Hosts Visitors At Seattle Social
The Kensington club members entertained guests at the Brad Aidmenstagk home in Seattle on a Saturday event. Mrs Jepson and Linda Smith helped organize the gathering, with prizes waved for guests including Guss sey Vers White and We WuVall. The effort was a recall of an earlier social about 85 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Clu
Brad Aidmenstagk
Chisiles Jepson
Linda Smith
Seattle
Wasa
Rouk
Gusssey Vers White
Jepson
Fragmentary Daily Visitor Notes and Names
A garbled OCR page lists many names and vague visits across towns and dates. Mentions include Mes, DL, Penny, Mrs Horiee Schatitner, Potothy dean, Lu, Cincinnati Ohio, Tilly Schetffies, Visdh Mets, 2b Setuemner, Misil Mie, Musatd Evatn, Harold Burton, View de Cuneta, Naymund Ruatielle, Beowitle, JOA Ei, Mis Sok Siler, Moe, Motus, and other scattered references to family visits and local meetings with no clear events or coherent chronology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. W. Dayteu
Potothy
Ohio
Tilly Schetffies
Mddyville
Harold Burton
View de Cuneta
Beyd Nuuwelis
Naymund Ruatielle
Beowitle
Ehber Jatyor College
Championship Game To Be Played Tonight
The Corner Cafe and Main Station softball teams meet for the first half league crown after eight games each with seven wins. Business Men vs Easter Coal Co opens at 7 30, rained out earlier. last half schedule pending. Friday Art Fox Garage vs Oehler Bros. at 8. Seymour All Stars edged Corner Cafe 10 to 9 last Friday as Moravia errors spurred eight Seymour runs in one inning. Corner Cafe had 10 hits. Seymour had eight hits and six walks. LIBRARY BOARD MEETS: July meeting notes librarian reports loans rising and shelves to be built in churches’ area. Mrs Bill Woodward new secretary. Mrs Louis Schaffner Sr appointed to fill vacancy left by Mrs William Gardner who moved to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner Cafe
Main Station
Business Men
Easter Coal Co
Art Fox Garage
Oehler Bros
Centerville
Seymour All-Stars
Cafe
Seymour
Library Board
Bill Woodward
Louis Schaffner
William Gardner
Washington
UlLlers Entertain At Fourth Of July Dinner
Mr and Mrs Theo Miller entertained at a cooperative Fourth of July dinner with 37 guests. The feast featured a huge turkey and a variety of foods. Attendees included the Argo and Miller families and friends from Oskaloosa Des Moines Keokuk Newton and Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Miller
Francis Miller
Jay Argo
Guy Argo
Charles
Sharon
Nellie
Jimmie
van Lemaster
Roy Argo
Dennis
Gerald Lee
Francis Argo
Colleen
Julien
Norleen
Oskaloosa
Don Polson
Linda Jaycee
Des Moines
Russell Argo
Russell Wayne
Amt
W. E. Kelsey
Atel
Chas Burnett
Julia
Keokuk
Ray
Susan Carol
Newton
Richard Veach Attends Baler Demonstration in Ames
Mr and Mrs Richard Veach and Mrs John Veach with Mary Kathryn were in Ames Friday. The women visited Mrs Al Knudsen and daughter while Richard attended a hay water demonstration on a farm near Ankeny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Veach
John Veach
Mary Kathryn
Ames
al Knudsen
Richard
Ankeny
Mold Broshar Family Reunion at Movasia Park
A large crowd gathered Monday at Movasia park for the Mold Broshar family reunion held in honor of Hir and Mia. Kenneth Schreiner and his son Dick from California attended, with other relatives from Moville Waterloo and nearby areas including Mrs. Dale Schreiner, Mrs. A. G. Broshar, Marilyn, Gerald, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cutsell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broshar
Movasia Park
Hir
Mia
Kenneth Schreiner
California
Dale Schreiner
Moville
A. G. Broshar
Marilyn
Gerald
Robert Cutsell
Waterloo
Jolly Dozen Circle Hosts Games and Prizes
The Jolly Dozen circle met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Homer Hamilton. Rook was played with guests including Mrs Ralph future and Mrs Birdie Main. Winning prizes were awarded as the group gathered at Aberdeen South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Dozen
Homer Hamilton
Ralph ‘Future
Birdie Main
Theodore Hamilton
Aberdeen
S. D
Vehler Family Cooperative Picnic On Fourth Of July
Mrs Louise Oehle hosted a cooperative family picnic on the front porch during the July Fourth evening. Attendees included children and grandchildren such as Mhelias Mie Francis Weber Sally Susan Mr and Mrs Fel Oehler Jay Oehler Buddie David Kenneth Burgtuhn Lande and Bruce from Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Oehle
Prem
Mhelias Mie
Francis Weber
Sally
Susan
Fel Oehler
Jay Oehler
Buddie
David
Kenneth Burgtuhn
Lande
Wid Bruce
Knoxville
Past Matrons Meet of Murayiu Club at Mrs Hose Home
The Post Matrons Club of Murayiu met at Mrs Lloyd Hose home on Tuesday July. Attendees enjoyed a quintine delicous refreshments. The best meeting will be August in Mex Or ville Bubton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murayiu
B.S
Lloyd Hose
GAN Cicmbers
Keine
Mex
Orville Bubton
Mery Vie Whiuwen Society Ward ULE Event
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local society event titled the Mery Vie Whiuwen Society Ward E ULE. The text suggests a church or community gathering with residents Frits and others noted, but details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chueh
Will Frits
Also Mentioned on This Page
Booster Club
Garden Club
Cody Luse
Richard McCrory
Moravia School
Mrs. Woodward
L. A
Will Couster
Medford
Spence
Mattie
Selly) Argel
Aon
Wallace
Shawnee
Dhuel Tin
Wirshouts
Clarence Schafiner
Gaves
Gages
Auust
WALL
Apparwuse
Lille
Father and Sons
Samoa
Kensington Club Honges
Ck Cream Suctal Munro Powiebop
Towieslip Owerig Ag Alten
Yuesday Ull
Ullers
Baler
Mold Broshar Family
Vehler
Braday
Ceedl Coulson
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